Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-03

ask the House to pass this bill;
over the Presidents veto. He had been
asked whether tho President had ever
signed "a petition asking that pan.
sion DO granted 10 all soldiers OF
the late war. lie held In his hand pcti.
ton drawn up In ;Ssi which was too Ions
To read now. IL was numerously aligned
and, In substance, asked that pension of
NJ least eight dollars month bc granted 10
all honorably discharged soldiers IL con.
tanned this indorsemcuti
am SURF that the subject OF this petition
"a worthy OF tho prompt and careful considcra.
ton OF Congress, and the fullest Justice should
hc done To the parties in whose interests thi.
movement II made. GROVER CLEvELANp.~
As MIR Maison concluded nearly every
Republican was on his feet and "a Mr.
Matson finished reading the indorScmcnt a
loud burst OF applause came up from tho
Republican side Of the chamber The eaues
ton was then put. "wnl tho House. upon
reconsideration, pass the bill. the Presi.
dents objc ,tion TO the contrary, notwlth.
standingf' And II was decided la the neg
ativc--yeas. l'5; nays. i25-not the consti.
tutional two-thirds IN the Affirmative
Those voting in the Affirmative were;
Adams dlll, Allen Mass, Anderson ti<an.l
Atdnson' Baker, Bayuc, bingham. Bliss,
Bound Boutcllc, Brady, Browne and },
Brown toJ Brown pa, Brumm.
Buck, Bunneil, Burlcixh. Burrows
buticr"orth. Bynum, Campbell tPaL
Campbell Co), Cannon Carlton. Caswril.
Coneer Cooper Cutcheon, Davenport. Davis,
Dingloy, Dorsey, Dunham. Eldridge Ely,
Evans, Everhart. Farauhar. FELTON, Flecgrr.
Ford, Frederick Fuller. Funston. GaliinErr,
Gcddcs, Gilnilan. Coz, Grosvonor Grout.
Guenther, Hale, Hanback,. Iiarner Hay.
den Haynes Henderson IA, Henderson uii1.
Hepburn. Herman Hicstand, Hires. It's.
/
Houk. Howard Jackson James
johnson ~. W. johnson. 1nd ,
Kelly, Ketcham. Grciner. LaFoilcttc. Laird.
l.andes, Lawlcr, Ia Fcyrc. Lchibach, Libbcy.
Lindsey Little, Long, Lore Iouttit
Lowering, Lyman, Mahoncy, Markham. Matson,
Mayhury. McComas, Mckonna. Mckinley, Mer.
fiman, Mtilard, Milikcn Monatt Morrill, Nor.
row Murphy Neecc, Ncglcy Nelson. O Don.
ncu OIiara. ONeill Pa), q Neill, Osborne,
| Owen. Parker. Payne. Payson. Perkins
Peters, Pcttlbonc, Phelps, Pindar Plumb
Price. Randall, Ranney. Rice, Rggs, Rockwell
Romcis Rowrn, Ryan. sawyer. Scranton.
Scncy, Sessions, Smals, Spooner Sprtgrs.
steele, Stephenson, Stuart (Vtj, stone
tMass.) strait slruble' Swnburne. Swopc
Symcs, Tarsncy Taulbce. T.. H. Taylor 40 l.
Taylor, Ike ,o.l, Taylor Zach CTcnnj Thomn,
Ili.), Thomas WIS.,, Thompson Townshond
Van Schack, Wade, Wadsworth. walt.
Wakefield Ward dlLl. Warner MOL Weaver
tNeb). Weaver Ia, Weber, West white
Pal, White Mimi. Whiting, wilkins VOL.
ford, Woburn, wOrthingion-i75.
The nays were all Democrats.
The vote by which the bin originally
passed tho House was ls) 10 5B. so n ap.
pears that the following name mem bcrs
(ah Dcmocrats) changed their votes on tho
measure:
ADAMS IN. W, Bacon, Boyle, Burns C6bb.
Curtin, Dawson Doughcrty, Eden. Ermentrout
Fisher. Gay Gibson. Hail, Hatch, nm, MoAdoo.
Morrison Cultivate, Scott, Seymour, Shaw.
Sowden. Springer Stahlncckcr. stone mo b.
Vicle, Ward Gndj, Warner. A. tOJ.
Upon the announcement OF tbs vote therr
was applause on the Democratic side aud
hisses and groans from the advocates OF tho
bill